is kirk. andre kirk agassi is the most famous of -- one of hoe most famous tennis players in the world, and kirk, his middle name wasn't an accident. that's symbol of love and friendship. >> so we have a couple questions from the audience about his relationship with his family. i think in the introduction you said you did not enter interview the family because maybe talk about relationship between him and his kids, his spouses are probably too complex to get into and that's a lot in the book and you do a great job of covering that but maybe the basic family items. >> kirk's family -- kirk was married four times, but his second wife, they were married for almost 30 years, and together they had a daughter and then adopted another daughter, who grew up together as sisters. by all conditions kirk was not a particularly -- he was an old-fashioned father, bit of more aloof than -- but they went on family trip us. in fact they -- he win horseback riding with his daughters in palm springs, and in las

kirk wouldn't do it. they said they would both want across the street which they did and las vegas is a success because of big ideas but in the case of kirk he was the real mastermind. >> you also talk about the mgm grand fire incident that was originally this bb. baby. 87 people died and it was the worst hotel fire. maybe you can talk about his reaction to that. it's something that really captures the business ethics were like. can you hear me back there? okay. the mgm fire, fire aftermath kurt didn't want to have the insurance adjustment takes forever. he wanted to move quickly to help the victims of the family to recover as best they could and so he ended up being patient with the insurance companies and they were not paying off in settling the claim that he sent his people to settle the claims and he said these people who were victimized and these were our customers, our family. we are not their enemy, we are on their side. so he wanted them to be made whole to the extent that could be done so his law

kirk vichengrad just got to $5,000. well done. >> thank you. >> that money is safe and still all those lifelines on the board, so you're in good shape. $5,000 not bad, but we can go bigger. let's do it. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic musical sting] $7,000 is where we're gonna jump back into this. though still worth over $2 billion, who of the following lost the vast majority of his wealth due to a disastrous merger announced in january 2000? >> okay. um... larry ellison i believe does oracle. and bill gates of course with microsoft and all of that. jeff bezos is amazon. ted turner was at turner networks, i think with warner bros as well. and all these gentlemen are certainly worth a lot. over $2 billion. you know, chris, i think i'm gonna have to use-- i think i'm gonna ask the audience. >> okay. final? >> final. >> okay, audience, need some help here if you would. pick up those keypads and enter your votes now. [percussive music] ♪ all right, kirk. take a look at the resul

chopper 6 hd is over the 2500 block of north new kirk here. the fire here that was burning earlier is under control but we learn that bun person died as a result of the blaze. you see firefighters are still here on the scene. a lot of debris outside of the home. this fire broke out just after 9:00 this morning here on the 2500 block of north new kirk street. two people did make it out. when this fire started. they did suffer injuries though and were taken to area hospitals for treatment but again we learn that one person has died in this blaze in strawberry mansion. >>> georgia's lieutenant governor decided to stop the tax break after they broke their ties with the nra. georgia democrats are now blasting the lieutenant governor for his threats. >>> health check at noon. a major doctors group is out with new guidelines for treating teenage depression and the american association of pediatrics say that all children under 12 should be screened during their annual checkups and should be seen alone without a parent in the room. and fewer than half

my grandfather, ole kirk christiansen, was a... a very happy person. he made a lot of different kinds of wooden toys. for him, it was really making quality toys that were good for children. that is why he came up with the name, lego. lego means "play well" in danish. "lego godt" is the abbreviation to "play well". after the second world war, where so many houses had been torn down and so on, there was this urge again for people to build up. so, i think the idea of the basic bricks was really to build houses. my father and my grandfather also, they were both quite fascinated with the opportunities of making something out of plastic. it was more considered as a novel material... with which you suddenly got possibilities to make many other things that you couldn't do with wood. in 1958, i was ten years old, and that was the year where my father patented the lego brick with the tubes. the original bricks were just hollow and they could stay together if you put them on top of each other, but they couldnpt position in many odd ways, so to say. by having the

my grandfather, ole kirk christiansen, was a... a very happy person. he made a lot of different kinds of wooden toys. for him, it was really making quality toys that were good for children. that is why he came up with the name, lego. lego means "play well" in danish. "lego godt" is the abbreviation to "play well". after the second world war, where so many houses had been torn down and so on, there was this urge again for people to build up. so, i think the idea of the basic bricks was really to build houses. my father and my grandfather also, they were both quite fascinated with the opportunities of making something out of plastic. it was more considered as a novel material... with which you suddenly got possibilities to make many other things that you couldn't do with wood. in 1958, i was ten years old, and that was the year where my father patented the lego brick with the tubes. the original bricks were just hollow and they could stay together if you put them on top of each other, but they couldnpt position other, but they couldn't position in many o

he noticed the home on new kirk street was on fire. and ran down and tried his best to go inside and call for

blaze claimed one life and sent two others to the hospital and live in the 2500 block of north new kirk is bob brooks. what is the latest on this? >> reporter: well jim, investigators are trying to get to the bottom of what happened here. like you said it was a bad fire and one person died and two other people had to jump from the second store write windows from the porch balcony on to the ground and they are now in the hospital and the person inside was trapped and screaming to help. viewer video shows us firefighters working through thick smoke but neighbors say before they arrived this home on new kirk street was fully engulfed and they heard screams for help inside. roddy corbett was one of them. >> i heard the screams and we got down here and saw the house engulfed in flames and fire and smoke from every window. >> corbett tried to get inside. and save the person calling for help. >> jumped to the second floor window and smoke was coming out the window and i ripped down the screen and opened the window and tried to call for someone to come to the window and let them know it was ope

but first, injanuaryi958, godtfred kirk christiansen patented the lego brick which took the world by storm. lego was special at the bricks were designed in such a way that they could be stacked linked with each other in countless combinations. godtfred kirk christiansen‘s then ten—year—old son regularly helped his father to test out the new toys in the family workshop. the village carpenter invented them after turning his hand to toy when they was not enough work for him. it developed into a huge danish export. my grandfather was a very happy person. he made a lot of different kinds of wooden toys. to him, it was really making quality toys that were good for children, that was why he came up with the name, lego. lego means play well in danish. after the second world war, where so many houses had been torn down and so on, there was this feeling for people to build up. i think the idea of the bricks was for people to build houses. my father and my grandfather we re houses. my father and my grandfather were both quite fascinated in the opportunities of making something out of plas

charlie kirk is there with a preview. the democrat running for congress who called her opponent a crusty old marine, her words, not ours. carly shimkus with how she is walking back that comment. "fox and friends first" returns. you know what they say about the early bird... he gets the best deal on the perfect hotel by using tripadvisor! that's because tripadvisor lets you start your trip on the right foot... by comparing prices from over 200 booking sites to find the right hotel for you at the lowest price. saving you up to 30%! you'll be bathing in savings! tripadvisor. check the latest reviews and lowest prices. todd: donald trump expected to announce the largest package of sanctions against north korea. senior officials at the white house telling reuters he will make the announcement during this morning at speech at the cpac conference, to keep pressure on the rogue nation for its nuclear and ballistic missile tests. the iran nuclear deal falling apart. the middle eastern nation says it is considering backing out, inc

he noticed the home on new kirk street was on fire. and ran down and tried his best to go inside and call for help. >> smoke was coming out of the window so i ripped down the screen. and opened the window and tried to call for someone to come to the window and let them know this window was open. he didn't immediately hear anything and tried to go in further and the smoke pushed me back out and it was too black and too smokey and i was coughing and smoking and i tried again and the metal pane around the window was hot. i heard the scream but nobody came. and the lady was in there. >> firefighters confirm one person was killed and two others managed to escape by jumping from the porch balcony and they have not confirmed who the victim is and they say a woman lived there and needed help to get around. >> she used a cane and is heart broken to see the tragedy today. >> she as you said something to make you laugh. always screaming and cursing not in a bad way but like comedy. >> reporter: now the portion of where the fire started is in the

kirk, we call him the scribe. he organized it in a way that was easier to understand sd. >> what had been difficult to understand. >> you didn't know what we could get into court. >> you couldn't figure it out because it was a miss. >> had to try to do the analysis on it. that's what took so long. >> an awful lot of detective work amounts to a lot of reading. all were followed up. detective chased down a 2001 walmart receipt, minor forgettable purchase except the time stamp on the receipt cast serious doubt on phil bar's all a all . >>> he overheard them talking about killing this girl. he heard david mcman say we shouldn't have done that girl that way. if i don't get out of town, i'm going to spend the rest of my life in jail. phillip said something similar. pee-wee is saying i've only seen a body. bar tells him shut up, we're all going to end up in prison. >> somebody with credibility. >> better than we had before. >> overall, key problem remained. >> terrible witnesses. >> meaning detective spoke with other peo

byron york, gregg jarrett, tomi lahren, charlie kirk, kayleigh mcenany. wow. also tonight we have a special tribute to the reverend billy graham who sadly passed away today. the conscience of a nation at the age of 99. and later tonight, president trump holds an historic meeting at the white house to talk about how to prevent mass shootings, how to protect our students, our teachers. very powerful, very emotional day today at the white house. we have the highlights. but, first, it has been one year since we were last right here at cpac. a lot has happened with president trump now in office. there's a long list of accomplishments. massive tax cuts, booming economy. and then, of course, you have all the destroy trump forces in this country. they will stop at nothing because they want to topple this president.hi now those forces tonight right here at cpac will be exposed because, like we have been saying, 2018 is the year of the boomerang.is we have that and so much more. we're at cpac. tonight's breaking news opening monologue. ♪ >> sean: on the stage cpac on

i'm like oh my word i'm interviewing kirk cammeron. i wrote you letters when i was a kid, kirk. >> i feel guilty i didn't write you back. i'm sorry. steve: you didn't connect. >> i didn't connect. ainsley: what do your kids. you were like on teen beat and tiger beat. >> whenever they see those posters they hang their head in shame. just like dad, these are blackmail photos. please don't let my friends see those. pete: wrote you back but responsible parent intercepted those letters. steve: looking forward to the movie. in the theaters by the way go to connect movie.com get tickets and go to your local theater and have a nice event with some popcorn. >> bring your kids. it will start a conversation with them about this subject. ainsley: those make me so sad the little boy saying all the names that people called him. >> it's a whole new world. we are pioneer parents. pete: such an important topic that parents don't know how to grapple with. energy secretary rick perry set to appear at cpac today. before he does that is he going to join us

esta maÑana hubo reportes de un disparo en una casa en la cuadra 5800 de la avenida kirk. al llegar los oficiales oyeron otro disparo mÁs y localizaron a los heridos. les brindaron primeros auxilios pero ambos fallecieron allÍ mismo. son momentos de ansiedad e incertidumbre para cada vez mÁs hijos a ciudadanos hondureÑos, nicaragüenses y salvadoreÑos beneficiarios del tps ante la posibilidad de una separaciÓn familiar. marlene de guzmÁn nos trae detalles. marlene e: la cancelaciÓn del tps deja al borde de la incertidumbre a muchÍsimas personas de el salvador. quienes tambiÉn empiezan a sufrir las consecuencias de esta anulaciÓn son los hijos. >> dijeron muy preocupados lo que iban a hacer. no me quiero ir para otro paÍs donde no conozco. quiero estar con mi mamÁ. somos una familia. marlene: esta familia de houston sÓlo tenÍa una preocupaciÓn, el estatus de la madre mexicana. pero ahora tienen un problema con su padre que gracias al tps ha podido ser el sustento del hogar. [ llora] >> no quiero ir a un paÍs que nunca he ido. marlene: otro de los problemas

this is video sent to us showing the smoke filled scene outside of the home at north new kirk street. one person was killed and two others were hurt and rushed to the hospital. here is the video from the scene capture aid short time ago from chopper 6 hd firefighters are still here trying to determine a cause of the fatal fire. and of course, we'll continue to follow the stories and bring you updates on air and online at 6abc.com. >>> other news at 12:30, philadelphia police say that a woman wounded in a shooting in north philadelphia overnight was an innocent bystanders. >> one of three people shot and the other victims were men and one of them died. bob brooks live outside of the 25th police district headquarters in hunting park with the latest. >> reporter: well, this happened down on 6th and west clear field and according to police this was done execution-style and the suspect walked up to the victims and shot one point blank in the back of the head and the suspect is still on the loose. one of the people shot last night is now dead. a brazen attack in the early evening at 6:30, p

. >> reporter: rick, that other deadly fire was on new kirk street in strawberry mansion. the fire marshall is still investigating what happened here at 53rd and race. i'm vernon odom, channel 6 "action news" live in west philadelphia. >> thank you. >>> a man shot his wife critically wounding her and turned the gun on himself. it happened in the couple's home here on the 200 block of roosevelt avenue in edgewood park. the burlington police department is investigating. >>> students return to class today at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in florida. two weeks after a former student gunned down 17 people inside of the high school. outside of the school in parkland a makeshift memorial for the victims continues to grow and inside we are told that volunteers joined police inputting up welcome back signs for the students and staff and the broward county school board vowed to make the transition as smooth as possible for everyone. the students had mixed emotions for returning to class for the first time since the tragedy. >> i am feeling weird. it's nerve-racking back on c

byron york, gregg jarrett, tomi lahren, charlie kirk, cailee mac eny. wow. also tonight we have a special tribute to the reverend billy graham who sadly passed away today. the conscience of a nation at the age of 99. and, later, tonight, president trump holds an historic meeting at the white house to talk about how to prevent mass shootings, how to protect our students, our teachers. very powerful, very emotional day today at the white house. we have the highlights. but, first, it has been one year since we were last right here at cpac. a lot has happened with president trump now in office. there's a long list of accomplishments. massive tax cuts, booming economy. and then, of course, you have all the destroy trump forces in this country. they will stop at nothing because they want to topple this president. now those forces tonight right here at cpac will be exposed because, like we have been saying 2018 is the year of the boomerang. we have that and so much more. we're at cpac. tonight's breaking news opening monologue. ♪ ♪ >> on this stage on cpac on f

because they will be with a friend and just text with them right there kirk kirk you are absolutely right. we all see it in kitchen table and restaurant. this is interesting. i was surprised to find out even though kids are supposedly more connected than ever before with more followers and friends. experts are saying this is the loneliest generation ever. griff: kirk, if you don't mind my 16-year-old daughter when i tell her to put it down so we can eat dinner and if she doesn't i'm going to have you call her. >> call me. ed: just text her. >> i'm the bad guy. ed: link to the ticket visit connect movie.com. appreciate you coming in. rachel: such an important topic. appreciate you coming in. griff: coming up. what president george w. bush just revealed about his relationship with reverend billy graham that he has never talked about before. ed: we all know how nancy pelosi feels about the president's tax cuts. but let's remind you one more time. >> the crumbs that they are giving, bowl of doggy do. >> unpatriotic. >> this tax scam. ed: anthony scaramucci is dying to weigh in on those crumbs

kirk. >> dr. morsi. >> thank you. >> mr. sanchez? >> here. >> mr. walters. miss min. thank you. >> the section a is accessible information for the public. open items. we have five tonight. number one, approval of board minutes. as announced. as it has been announced the past two meetings. the members of the public are reminded that if they wish to address the board of education, an individual can complete a speaker card for the item b column. and present it to the executive assistant. importantly, according to board rules and procedures, the speaker cards will not be expected for an item already before the board. superintendent mr. reid tonight. >> thank you, vice president. and everyone has gathered by now. standing in for dr. matthews on one of the rare occasions he is out of town for an educational conference. with the vice president and myself. good evening, everyone. i would like to begin this evening by acknowledging that it is february, which is black history month. during this month, we celebrate the rich history of african americans in the city and in the cou

. >> so racial kirk and her friends brought severals and brm over. >> what do you think? >> amazing. >> i absolutely think it is>> my movement i think is incredible >> we have a request to talk to the superintendent.ther or not that will happen. they say, right now, the district is not commenting on any personn , parents and student say they plan to attends a school board meeting tonight. live in che bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news ". >> all right, clever, thank you. >>> also in camden countoiy ther concerns about safety owe comes at eastern regiol voorheea forum, gathering comes after student reported their classmate, 18 yea jacob threatened to shoot up their school just days before the parkland arrested him february 15th, and the high school says it is still brain storming how to strengtsecuity n place. >> meanwhile on capitol hill, two senators are introducing first gun control legislation, since the deadly school shooting in florida the bipartisan b required to purchase assault weapons to 21 correspondent weijia jiang lobby could make it difficult for other members of

look at these snow totals, 40 inches in kirk w50d. level 1 system tomorrow becoming a level 2, don't worry, by oscar sunday, it's dry. down load your accuweather app and see the weather any time. >>> thinking of the roaming charges. the new mission my name is jamir dixon and i'm a locafor pg&e.rk fieldman most people in the community recognize the blue trucks as pg&e. my truck is something new... it's an 811 truck. when you call 811, i come out to your house and i mark out our gas lines and our electric lines to make sure that you don't hit them when you're digging. 811 is a free service. i'm passionate about it because every time i go on the street i think about my own kids. they're the reason that i want to protect our community and our environment, and if me driving a that truck means that somebody gets to go home safer, then i'll drive it every day of the week. together, we're building a better california. >>> we have breaking news just in to our newsroom. i.c.e. has just confirmed to abc7 news that they have made 150 arrests in n

a couple flakes flying around kirk wood, even bear valley. a couple of inches of fresh powder has been added to the sierra but still need several more inches till we makeup for the deficit we had this winter. picture outside tonight, east bay hills, camera shaking, rockin ag rolling. we have winds gusting over 30 miles per hour in some spots. so, the air temperature right now, we're kind of in the 30s and 40s right now, but you can kind of forget these numbers because it's all about the wind chill, how it feels out there with the cold temperatures and those winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. feels like 34 in santa rosa right now. feels like 38 in oakland. 36 in clear lake. feels like a chilly 40 in san jose and san francisco, feels like 39 in antioch and livermore. winds continue to crank the next 12 hours. future track and wind gusts will get you to 7:00 in the morning on monday, and winds still gusting over 30 miles per hour in spots. the strongest winds will likely be along the coast, but still area wide it's a rather breezy start to th

. >>> george mason visiting hawk hill, jevar new kirk led all scorers with 23. phil martelli loves to see that but not this, george mason in the final seconds iain boyd at the buzzer, drain o and that is how saint guessings down, 79-76 your final score. sixers getting back to work after the all-star break tonight against the bulls in chicago, and the flyers host blue jackets at the center. that is all for sports, i'm don bell, have a great day. >>> coming up next on "eyewitness news", amazon gets in the prescription drug business. >>> more closings are reportedly coming to a major retailer, we will have a details from the live report on wall street. >>> lots of cars have rear detection crash prevention and new we have details on howie fenty it can be for drivers. >>> wendy williams is revealing a health scare and taking time off from her show, we will have details when "eyewitness news" continues at five c ♪y ag we bu any price ♪ from 50 bucks to 100 grand ♪ we buy any car ♪ any, any, any, any at webuyanycar.com, the gimmicks stop with our ads. trading i

strawberry mansion neighborhood, that fire broke out this morning, at a home in the 2500 block of north new kirk street. fire fighters arriving on the scene found both heavy smoke and flames, and 71 year-old claire allen was killed. two others hospitalized. >>> warm um in the weather meant a terrific tuesday in the region where it was mostly sunny and mild. kate's outside on the sky deck on this beautiful evening out there it still looks nice. will weather be hanging around for us a while. >> tomorrow is not bad not as nice as today. hey todd put it on the jacket but the breeze has been picking up enough that the sunnies going down, and, the skies clear, still. temperatures dropping rapidly. you will still need a coat heading outside today. tonight i should say. it is in the quite as warm as its was last week but still a beautiful evening. our high climbed to 56 degrees the low 33. we were about 10 degrees above average but still pretty far from the record of 74. so a really pleasant day, 52 degrees, still in philadelphia 50 in allentown. fifty-one in reading. temperatures dropping 3 degrees in

and we are also joined by a rising star in the young conservative movement charlie kirk, president of turning point usa which advocates for conservative principles on american college campuses. i want to welcome you both to the program. and this country, your country appears to be in the midst of truly profound conversation. and i want to first ask you whether you believe that it will be more than just this one week of tragedy? soef sofye what have you heard that gives you who hope one week later. >> i feel like the political leaders across the country are really understanding that we're serious and that we're not backing down. >> and did -- do you feel like you're really having an effect? you've been marching on the state capitol. you spent a week in the aftermath of the tragedy really showing an amazing and unprecedented activism. >> i think that we actually are going to have an effect and we are going to change because no one has ever seen anything like this before. no one has seen high school students have this kind of voice about something so important that our government really

kirk ma turn of ever corps isi ys that's a key focus for investors. microsoft has become one of the largest cloud platforms. andhoseloud businesses that will be microsoft's main drivers of growth over the next years. he says these are strong results but he acknowledged there is great expectations with the stock up strongly heading into this even's report. >>> fellech giants facebook also beat wall street earnings expectations. they pulled down $2.1 a share. revenue up 47% from a year ago to $13 billion. but a shift in strategy, and a dip in user engagement sent t stock all over the place in after hours trading. julia boorstin has the details on facebook's lest quarterly numbers. >>> facebook beating financial expectations. but the company announced a nearly $2.3 billion impact from tax regulatory reform. and ceo mark zuckerberg warned that the company is takingn short-term p for long term gains saying that after last quarter facebook made changes to show viewer viral videos to make sure people's time is well spent that reduced time spent on facebook b

kirk. work. was cute. and the case is playing out in dutch courts the prosecution is alleging the ship's old to be broken part in india and turkey contained a number of toxic substances which should have been removed and recycled in a safe way it also cites feel edged impact of the chemicals on recycling workers and the environment in those countries a hefty fine over breach of e.u. waste laws is being sought if convicted shipping bosses face up to six months in jail. for its part the company has rejected any wrongdoing the defense for the sea trade group argues that the ships only qualify as waste once they reach their final destination the don't fall under e.u. environmental rules as to india are beyond its jurisdiction the lack of proper regulation in the industry is one of the problems highlighted by the breaking platform in geo the trade is a dutch company and certainly in two thousand and twelve the conditions at the in south asia were well known to any european company so the choice the trade made w

. >> i am charlie kirk. this is my fifth cpac. i am the founder of turning point usa. wide studenton activist movement focused on the idea of smaller government and free enterprise. we believe america is the greatest country in the history of the world. and we believe free enterprise is the most assured way to lift people out of poverty. wildlyld not be controversial things to say on a campus. it really goes to the core of the fight that we are in on college campuses. of thise the future country and western civilization will be decided on college and high school campuses. it is a cultural issue. are we going to be a country that can tolerate different ideas? are we going to be a country that allows the discourse of free speech to exist. that is at the heart and soul of the issue. >> speaking of the heart and soul, the debate often gets confused. what i like about turning point in what you focus on are the principles that have made america the greatest country in the world. when you talk to his -- when you talk to students, what is their perspective? >> because of our i

this afternoon, fine weather on the way, the kirk allowed across the midlands, giving a bit of rain or drizzle, but perhaps the exception had not ruled. a dry story was a decent sunshine and highs of between seven and nine celsius. a lot of the cloud will thin and break tonight, and temperatures will come down with and temperatures will come down with a widespread frost developing. also patches of freezing fog. those of —2 minus three. the brightest top of the day will be the morning. through the day will be the morning. through the afternoon, the cloud will thin with the sunshine turning haiti. temperatures edging down again, just four degrees in birmingham at norwich was a —— sunshine turning hazy. friday should bring us more sunshine. a bright day, but considerably chillier with highs of just five or six. here is the high pressure, still with us for the weekend. a big area of high pressure, holding the weather fronts at bay in the atlantic. it also means there will be a lot of dry and find weather. temperatures still sliding away, just four degrees. cold even by the end of the

kirk. should. cut cut. cut. q. . the to the took. a. few. well the case is playing out in the dutch courts the prosecution is alleging these ships sold to be broken apart in india and turkey contains a number of toxic substances which should have been removed are recycled in a safe way it also cites the impact of the chemicals on recycling workers and the environment in those countries have to find over breach of e.u. waste laws is being sought if convicted shipping bosses face up to six months in prison for its part the company has rejected any wrongdoing the defense for the sea trade group argues the ships only qualify as weights once they reach their final destination and don't fall under e.u. environmental rules turkey and india are beyond its jurisdiction a lack of proper regulation in the industry is just one of the problems highlighted by the ship breaking platform and. the trade is a dutch company and certainly in two thousand and twelve the conditions that the in south asia were well known to any european company so the choice the t

just just not to stars those issues at first i don't think that turkey has any and the problems about kirk's having their rights their cultural rights their position in syria but turkey has problems about their connections of id and why peter cave because these connections are bringing the problems of the weapons that are getting into the hands of the p.k. k. against turkey the training in syria that is that may get into the hands of p.k. k. against turkey and of course using the territories that are had by why puji as a base against turkey desired the concerns of turkey but in the beginning if he can remark in think and remember that turkey always a supporter of the rights of kurdish people in syria and also turkey in the beginning said that this is a federal structure and that that provides a position for a kurdish people in syria is also after a couple if the wife is not cooperating with the p.k. k. is laying down his weapons against turkey itself so we got to think about this first and then then talk about what should be in syria or not if conditions are provided then i don't think turke

just not to stars does the shows at first i don't think that turkey has any and the problems about kirk's having their rights their cultural rights their position in syria but turkey has problems about their connections of id and why p.j. we came because these connections are bringing the problems of the weapons that are getting into the hands of the p.k. k. against turkey the training in syria that is that may get into the hands of p.k. k. against turkey and of course using the territories that are had by why puji as a base against turkey does are the concerns of turkey but in the beginning if he can remark in think and remember that turkey always supported the rights of kurdish people in syria and also turkey in the beginning said that this is a federal structure that provides a position for a kurdish people in syria is also after a couple if the wife is not cooperating with the p.k. k. is laying down his weapons against turkey itself so we got to think about this first and then then talk about what should be in syria or not if conditions are provided then i don't think turkey has any p

just not to stars does the shows at first i don't think that turkey has any and the problems about kirk's having their rights their cultural rights their position in syria but turkey has problems about their connections of p.y.t. and why p.g. we came because these connections are appearing in the problems of the weapons that are getting into the hands of the p.k. k. against turkey the training in syria that is that may get into the hands of p.k. k. against turkey and of course using the territories that are held by y puji as a base against turkey desired the concerns of turkey but in the beginning if he can remark in think and remember that turkey always supported the rights of kurdish people in syria and also turkey in the beginning said that this is a federal structure and that that provides a position for a kurdish people in syria is also are after a couple if the wife is not cooperating with the p.k. k. is laying down his weapons against turkey itself so we got to think about is first and then then talk about what should be in syria or not if conditions are provided then i don't think

just just not to stars those issues at first i don't think that turkey has any end of problems about kirk's having their rights their cultural rights their position in syria but turkey has problems about their connections of p.y.t. and why p.g. we came because these connections are bringing the problems of the weapons that are getting into the hands of the p.k. k. against turkey the training in syria that is that may get into the hands of p.k. k. against turkey and of course using the territories that are held by y puji as a base against turkey desired the concerns of turkey but in the beginning if he can remark in think and remember that turkey always a supporter of the rights of kurdish people in syria and also turkey in the beginning said that this is a federal structure and that that provides a position for a kurdish people in syria is also after a couple if the wife is not cooperating with the p.k. k. is laying down his weapons against turkey itself so we got to think about this first and then then talk about what should be in syria or not if conditions are provided then i don't think

time they are wrangling with these sort of questions, he just got fired from what was then kleiner and kirk in and is literally living on welfare trying to interest people. he basically goes down a list of people that have attended a conference on what we would call biotech today and thursday you think we could make any money from recombinant dna and they keep hanging up until they get to one of the investors of the dna process so that is an interesting story. he was so persistent without any idea of how to build a biotech company and they ended up building a company that in some ways was like a precursor to the virtual corporation at the time when people didn't even think that way and that was largely due to tom perkins. >> thank you for introducing us to the main characters of the story. i would like to look at the larger ecosystem that was happening. you talked about the important role of venture capital. can you talk about how that was the catalyst that it was and how it compares to that ecosystem now? >> this is an interesting question because it is no longer the home to just the outsi

they were disguised in iraq army uniforms of be tended to man a fake checkpoint the governor of nearby kirk cooke warned isis still poses a security threat kariya activists have staged a protest outside the white house over gun control laws in the wake of last week's school shooting in florida seventeen students and staff members were killed by a teenager with an assault rifle in the city of parkland meanwhile the white house says u.s. president donald trump supports improved background checks on gun purchases or firms apologized to haiti's government over allegations of sexual misconduct by some of its staff during an aid mission its former director for haiti has admitted to using prostitutes during rebuilding efforts after the twenty ten earthquake charities also released an internal report revealing three of its workers threatened witnesses during an investigation into sexual misconduct. of the seventeen people have been killed after a garbage dump collapsed in mozambique rescue workers in the capital pootle believe more bodies could be buried fifty metre tall pile of garbage collapsed i

emily: silicon valley has created an kirk muller -- an incredible amount of wealth and somewhat say it comes with a sense of entitlement for some of the richest people. do you think silicon valley is too arrogant these days? i do think there is a sense, particularly among people who have made a lot of money, that it is all because of one's own actions. i think we tend to underestimate the power of these macroeconomic forces behind it all. things like automation, globalization, the rise of finance. over the course of 10 years before it went public, facebook raised over $500 million in venture capital. that kind of financing was not possible 30 or 40 years ago. it is specifically because of financial changes that we made in the 1980's. emily: in the meantime, the birth has raised -- uber has raised billions of dollars. there are many things that are happening that are creating this wealth in addition to anyone individuals contribution to it. emily: silicon valley often prides itself on being a meritocracy. do you think it is a meritocracy? chris: i think we love the idea of meritocracy i

wednesday morning after the city's mayor suspended a controversial tax plan the church of the holy settle kirk considered to be the site of the crucifixion and burial of jesus has been closed for three days it was in protest against the mayor's plan to levy substantial back taxes on the christian church. seven ficus parliament passed a motion allowing the government to take private land without compensation the motion was brought forward by the left wing economic freedom finds his party was passed by an overwhelming majority of two hundred forty one votes in favor versus eighty three votes against south africa's new president so a level falls or has said that the land reform needs to happen immediately marc webb has more from johannesburg. ever since the n.c. came to power in one thousand nine hundred four its politicians have promised land reform and redistribution they've had policies and programs to do so but progress has been slow and it still remains that in south africa about three quarters of the land belongs to the white minority a lot of people say that the reason progress has been so

we're taking it up with charlie kirk. straight ahead. i want you to pick a new truck for your mom or dad, knowing that they could possibly pass it down to you one day. cool. but before you decide, you should know that chevy silverado's are the most dependable, longest lasting full-size pickups on the road. which means that ford f-150s are not. (laughs) which truck would you pick? the chevy. the chevy. the chevy. there you go. boom. that was obvious. plus it looks cooler. no doubt about it. now they know what to get me. (laughs) ♪look into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you ♪yeah, i would fight for you♪ ♪i'd lie for you ♪walk the wire for you ♪yeah, i'd die for you ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you trish: attorney general jeff sessions addressing whether daca will be settled by march 5th. the deadline. and he's making these premarks what he said in an interview, watch. >> i don't know.

we're taking it up with charlie kirk. straight ahead. ♪look into my eyes ♪you will see ♪what you mean to me ♪don't tell me it's not worth trying for♪ ♪you know it's true ♪everything i do ♪i do it for you trish: attorney general jeff sessions addressing whether daca will be settled by march 5th. the deadline. and he's making these premarks what he said in an interview, watch. >> i don't know. the people who say they want to fix that, president trump has offered them that. he's been very generous in his legislation. i think that's a very generous policy, goes beyond actually what president obama had in his daca policy. goes beyond what even some people who favored the daca expected. so that's been very generous. so we're in -- he's already made compromises -- prettcompromises. trish: maria's interview is going to air 10:00 a.m. eastern. joining me now were charlie hurt, fox business contribute enand rachel campos-duffy. >> he's offering a path to citizenship for 1.8 million people that's huge, massive. i don't know if his b

. >> that's what washington did with kirk cousins. and then they -- and then he's gone. he's gone. i think the franchise thing wouldn't have worked with him. moving the ball forward. not making a deal on this. jimmy garoppolo with the 49ers, they have a first round pick. top 10 pick. wonder $30 million under the salary cap. they have a franchise quarterback. they almost beat the jags. the jags almost went to the super bowl late in the season. i mean, expeditions are going to be pretty skyhigh for the 49ers. you are paying for the potential and you've seen the potential. it looks real. as of now. >> thank you. >>> a no amount of money will bring any more rain to the sky. >> we can always experiment. >> never hurts. >> note rainfall. it's been two weeks ago today we had some rainfall here. for the bay area. we had a hailstorm. it's been 14 days. i'm showing you this. just some high clouds approaching pacific northwest. they are not even picking up as much as -- in way of significant rainfall. this looks like a summertime weather pattern because we have this. this is fog. out and fog

we're taking it up with charlie kirk. straight ahead. how do you win at business? stay at la quinta. where we're changing with stylish make-overs. then at your next meeting, set your seat height to its maximum level. bravo, tall meeting man. start winning today. book now at lq.com trish: attorney general jeff sessions addressing whether daca will be settled by march 5th. the deadline. and he's making these premarks what he said in an interview, watch. >> i don't know. the people who say they want to fix that, president trump has offered them that. he's been very generous in his legislation. i think that's a very generous policy, goes beyond actually what president obama had in his daca policy. goes beyond what even some people who favored the daca expected. so that's been very generous. so we're in -- he's already made compromises -- prettcompromises. trish: maria's interview is going to air 10:00 a.m. eastern. joining me now were charlie hurt, fox business contribute enand rachel campos-duffy. >> he's offering a path to citizenship for 1.8 million people that's hu